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Find the x value for point F such that DF and EF form a 1:3 ratio.
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These are the choices: 0.75 −1 2 −1.75
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well, in order to divvy up a line into 1 part and 3 parts ... how many parts in total should there be?
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no 3
4 is good :) so, how long is the x portion of our setup?
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divide the distance between points into 4 equal parts. |dw:1422299180523:dw| the distance from -3 to 2 is 5, right?
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then we want to add 5/4 to -3 to find the value that its asking for
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